eBay fees

Every eBay fee explainedWhat each eBay seller fee is, from the final value fee to Promoted Listings and shop subscriptions, and where ProfitClerk shows every one on your sales. How ProfitClerk gets your real eBay feesProfitClerk reads the fees eBay really charged on each order from eBay's finance data, keeps them up to date and shows every entry, so nothing is estimated. The eBay fee breakdown reportSee every eBay fee type by month, in money and as a share of sales, with VAT on fees, in ProfitClerk's Fee breakdown report on the website and in the app. Promoted Listings costs and the ads reportSee what eBay Promoted Listings cost you, the sales they brought in and where ads wipe out your profit, listing by listing, in ProfitClerk's ads report. eBay shop subscription and account feeseBay charges such as your shop subscription and insertion fees belong to no sale. See where ProfitClerk shows them and how they come off your profit. VAT on eBay feesHow ProfitClerk handles the VAT or GST eBay charges on its fees: inside the fees or added on top, reclaimable or a cost, and which settings change it. eBay fee credits and refunds after a saleeBay fees can change after a sale: credits for cancelled or refunded orders, and late fees. See how ProfitClerk picks them up and updates the order's profit. eBay may owe you: fee credits and labels to checkProfitClerk looks through eBay's records for fees kept on refunded sales and postage labels bought twice or never used, so you can claim the money back. The free eBay fee and deal calculatorsWork out eBay fees, profit, your break-even price, the price for a target margin and the most you can pay for stock, with ProfitClerk's free calculators. eBay fees missing or look wrongFees missing, not split by type, or different from Seller Hub? The usual reasons in ProfitClerk and how to fix each one, order by order or for all sales.